It is not the first, nor does it seem to be the last time that we echo a notice in which it is stated that the Apple Watch has been a fundamental part of the detection of any abnormality in the functioning of our heart, thanks to the heart rate sensor that is responsible for regularly monitoring our heart rate.
The last person who has seen how the Apple Watch has saved his life is called Gaston D'Aquino, a 76-year-old man. Suddenly, the Apple Watch started send you heart rate alerts, a frequency that was higher than normal compared to the records they had of this person so far.
Gaston was in a church in Hong Kong when he received an alert from his Apple Watch that it was due to his heart activity you could have a heart attack at any time, so he rushed to the hospital for a checkup. Thanks to the Apple Watch, Gaston discovered, after going to the hospital, that two of his three coronary arteries were blocked and the one that was working normally, was only at 10% of its capacity.
When he arrived at the hospital, Gaston claimed that he had come because the Apple Watch had recommended that he do so for a checkup. The doctor who did not care asked him if he was okay, to which Gaston replied that yes, that it was perfectly. But once they performed different tests, they were able to see the seriousness of the matter and seek a solution.
Gaston stated that have received an email from Tim Cook in which he is satisfied to be able to hear how he is recovering and what stories like his that make Apple continue working on these types of applications. A few weeks ago, a 32-year-old young man went to the hospital because the heart rate of his Apple Watch had accelerated, being diagnosed with an ulcer.
